Name: Nhara Alamea aka Queenie
Age: 43
Gender:Female
Race: Human
Rank The Queen
Allegience: Asyra and her son
Appearance: Nhara is an extremely regal woman. She is tall, and always is well dressed with perfect posture. She has a kind smile, but a cold and sometimes calculating gaze that is constantly judging and measuring everything and everyone around her. Her hair is usually up with her crown, and her face freshly powdered. She has piercing blue eyes, and long brown hair. She also has a cane which she needs to use sometimes, though if people are around she won’t use it for the sake of appearance. http://browse.deviantart.com/?q=Regal%2 ... 4#/d2n58ci
Personality: Nhara is old fashioned and proper. She believes in chivalry, manners, and doing the right thing. Her opinion is often black and white, so she sees something as being right or wrong and rarely in-between. She is a very opinionated woman, and is not afraid to tell people off, or to see that things get done. She loves her son, and her dearly parted husband, but she wants to make sure Hector is strong through this. She sees he has potential, but she also feels he needs to grow up and take control of the country that will be his.
Flaws: She can be a hard woman, and sometimes doesn’t show emotion in order to be strong, but it comes across as her being cold. She has been poisoned, so that is an obvious problem right now. The doctors aren’t sure what it is, if she is just dying, poisoned, sick or what.
Power/s: She is a born leader at heart. She speaks and people listen, and she knows the inns and outs of politics, how to get things done, and get what she wants. She also has a small network of people who help her out around the palace, and feed her information as needed.
History: Nhara was born in Varea, a neighboring country. She was married to Hector’s Father at the ripe age of nineteen and has been with him and only him ever since. She didn’t love the King at first, but she saw it as her duty to make it work and she did just that. Their respect for one another grew into love, and right after she was married she discovered she was pregnant. Hands down it was the happiest day of her life.
Hector was soon born, and Nhara made it her mission to raise this young child. She taught him how to be polite and chivalrous. She taught him what to wear, and how to act at important political events. She loved Hector more then anything else, and made it her life to protect him.
During the years she got pregnant two more times, but both ended in miscarriages. Those were hard times for her, but while her husband ran the country Nhara supported him in anyway she could. She helped to set up events, made appearances, welcomed dignitaries, and dined with the Lord and Ladies. She kept the castle running, and made notes of who was loyal, or who was questioning where they stood with the King.
Above all she moved closer to her faith. She would often frequent the temple to pray and talk to the Temple Maidens. She grew to know and respect them all, and still often will go there to pray and be alone with her thoughts.
The day her husband died was one of the hardest days of her life. Nhara still remembers every detail and event that happened. A couple of people had already died, and concerned for her safety and Hectors the King had increased security. He had moved his Generals into the castle along with some of their soldiers for increased protection. A few days later the King along with two guards had been found dead, their throats slit. A few days later Nhara fell deathly ill, and is steadily getting worse. The doctors said it is because of the grief, but she has her suspicions.
Up For Love? No. She has had one love and one only.
Other: She is a strong willed woman and wants to be strong for her son even though each day she gets weaker and weaker. Each day sees her worse off, and the fear is that she is dying.
But Hector definitely has an ally in Aban on the whole Regent thing. I suppose it's Aban's way of showing Hector how much he admires, supports and has confidence in the prince. (Since it's difficult for him to express it in any other way.)
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